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MCP-Gatekeeper

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      A defensive gateway and firewall for AI agents using MCP servers, scanning tool calls, responses, and manifests for prompt injection, secrets, dangerous commands, and drift before allowing execution.
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      Security gateway for MCP tool calls. Sits between your LLM client and MCP servers, enforcing per-tool policies (allow/block/approve/read-only), logging every call, and pausing dangerous operations for human approval in terminal or Slack.
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